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Check here for the latest ideas and insights from OK Rehab. We’ll share original articles by our clinical staff, helpful posts on recovery topics by guest authors, and keep you up to date on new research and innovative developments in addiction and recovery.

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5 Symptoms Of Alcoholic Hepatitis To Watch Out For

by Ray Sadoun ǀ February 9, 2022

5 Symptoms Of Alcoholic Hepatitis To Watch Out For Alcoholic hepatitis is caused by excessive drinking of alcohol. It causes inflammation and damage to the liver, as is most likely to occur in individuals who drink excessively over many years [1]. Nevertheless, the link and relationship between the disease and excessive alcohol consumption are complex. […]

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5 Unexpected Ways Alcohol Is Bad for Your Health

by Ray Sadoun ǀ February 2, 2022

5 Unexpected Ways Alcohol Is Bad for Your Health Most people know and understand that drinking excessively has negative effects and consequences on your health. These days, moderate alcohol consumption is also said to be somewhat good for your health. Some people believe that a glass of red wine a night is good for your […]

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Understanding the Effects of Substance Misuse

by Ray Sadoun ǀ January 26, 2022

Understanding the Effects of Substance Misuse Drug abuse and alcohol addiction can affect different people in different ways. The ways in which substance abuse can affect you varies depending on the substance that has been abused, the level of abuse and the way in which the substance was administered – for example, snorted, injected, or […]

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5 Warning Signs Your Drinking Could Be a Problem

by Ray Sadoun ǀ January 19, 2022

5 Warning Signs Your Drinking Could Be a Problem When someone’s addicted to alcohol, there are certain warning signs to look out for. Whilst some of these warning signs might be easily recognisable, while others might be more difficult to identify. Sometimes, the symptoms and warning signs might be difficult to identify at the start […]

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5 Ways Being Sober Has Improved My Professional Life

by Ray Sadoun ǀ January 12, 2022

5 Ways Being Sober Has Improved My Professional Life When someone’s addicted to alcohol, it’s hard for them to ever imagine life without alcohol; let alone a better life without alcohol in it. However, I’m sure anyone who’s ever got sober would agree that being sober has changed their life for the better. One way […]

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5 Ways Alcoholism Affects Your Loved Ones

by Ray Sadoun ǀ January 5, 2022

5 Ways Alcoholism Affects Your Loved Ones These days, it’s not unheard of to hear of or know someone personally who has ever struggled with excessive drinking. If you do know of someone personally who’s addicted to alcohol, then you’ll know that alcoholism and addictions don’t just affect the individual who’s addicted to the substance. […]

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5 Ways to Be an Ally to a Loved One in Recovery

by Ray Sadoun ǀ December 29, 2021

5 Ways to Be an Ally to a Loved One in Recovery Whilst watching a loved one struggle with an addiction to drugs or alcohol can be extremely tough and challenging, helping them through addiction and into recovery can be a very rewarding process. However, it’s certainly not without its challenges. Understanding how best to […]

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How to Deal With a Drug Overdose

by Ray Sadoun ǀ December 22, 2021

How to Deal With a Drug Overdose If someone takes more than the recommended dosage of a prescription or over-the-counter medication, or a large enough amount of an illicit drug that causes harm to their body, this is known as a drug overdose. Both adults and children are at risk of overdose, with children most […]

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5 Ways to Find Your Sober Tribe

by Ray Sadoun ǀ December 15, 2021

5 Ways to Find Your Sober Tribe Everyone knows that you become more like the people you spend the most time with. This is particularly true for individuals who spend time with destructive, negative or unhelpful people. If you’re someone suffering from an addiction to alcohol, you must therefore choose your friends, or your ‘tribe’ […]

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